The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-06-30

eAN IVY AiSu oNhOOi vi AtdUid. ne ut-
clned, with thanks, and will continue as
principal OF the Marietta Male Academy.
1t would be unfortunate for Marietta to lose
Prot. Harris The school would be retard-
ed In its progress. A change of teachers is
never beneficial to pupils, especially where
Prot. Harris has given such universal sat
istaction Let our people rally to the
school and make its career SO prosperous,
no inducement no matter how fattering or
advantageous will be tempting enough to
persuade Prot Harris to leave his work
here.
.,o $ 900 to lend. Apply to A. Y. Leake,
The One Horse Grocer
White Goods at cost at Springers.
-DIED.-Mr. Charles j. C. Mcdonald
son of Elk Governor Mcdonald, died at his
home near Marietta on last Sunday. He
had been in failing health for a long time.
but managed to walk to town nearly every
week IN quest Of food for himself and fami-
", until the last few weeks. Inoffensive
and kind-hearted, with great faith in the
religion Of Christ, we believe he has enter
ed new sphere of existence where he will
be forever happy He has gone to that tri-
bunal where all his wrongs will be righted.
He leaves wife and several children to
mourn his death
WANTED An intelligent white boy l6
to Is years old, tor shipping clerk. Boy
from the country preferred. Apply in per-
son to The BRUMBY CHAIR Co
Boss Crackers for sale only by
A. Y LEAKE
The One Horse Grocer"
A good lot of Whippowill Peas at j. w.
Hardeman's
"A swarm of bees have found a home in
the boxing of the northwest room, second
story, of Harwood Seminary. They have
been there some time Recently part of
the Dashboard and some of the flooring
were removed and a quantity of honey was
obtained. The bees have gone to work
again to lay in new supply of sweets"
The question with Prof. Legare now is, how
10 dislodge them so as to use the room for an
art room.
"A two room house, known as the Baker
place, on Campbell's hill, was destroyed by
fire on Monday afternoon. The building
was owned by Mr.. James R. Brumby and
occupied by Mr.. Joe Smith and family. Mr..
Smith works at the Chair Factory. Owing
to the distance from water, the fire engine
only went out half way, consequently the
building and all its contents were totally
destroyed with great loss Of life, six puppies
pershing in the flames
A good lot Of Whippowill Peas at j. W.
Hardeman S.
Miss Hattie L. Culbreath has been
elected to the leading assistants place in
the Marietta Male Academy, Miss Gull
breath was prepared for college by her
uncle, DR.. j, G. Ryals, of Mercer, and she
graduated with distinction at Shorter Col
lege. She has had several years experience
in teaching and comes highly recommended
by her patrons
The weather is as tickle as a coquette.
Monday it was decidedly breezy and cool,
and Monday night it was cool enough to
lower windows and sleep under cover Tues
day was more like a winter day A chilly
rain fell and fires were comfortable For
June, generally one of the hottest months
in the year, this IS strange and unaccount-
able temperature
Spelling Rec by John L. Reed Jr.,
and A. c. Heggie next Saturday, commenc-
ing at 10 clock, a. m. at the store of A. Y.
Leake, The one horse grocer The pub
lie cordially invited to attend.
Beautiful silk mits 25cts per pair at
Springers.
-Messrs R. n. Holland and NJ. NJ. SEES
sions delivered fine addresses at large
Sunday school meeting at Wesleyan Chap
ell near the line of Cobb and Milton on Sun
day last.
The first sweet potatoes of the season
have made their appearance in market
They were raised by Mr. viii j. Edison,
Smyrna district and Mr.. Tom Alexander.
They used Guano bought from Hunt & Co
Rev Geo l.. CLANCY, OF the Atlanta
Unitarian Church OF Cur Father will
preach and hold service in Nichols Hall at
FIVE O'Clock next Sunday afternoon, July
Sd. All are cordially invited to attend.
LOST Tuesday 2lst, part OF an ear-bob,
garnet and pearl set Finder suitably re-
warded by leaving at Journal Office.
Misses Sallie and Susie Sessions are
visiting at Tates Mrs. A, NJ Gibbs at Jas.
per and Mrs NJ. E. Haynes and w r.
Montgomery at White Path.
WANTED An intelligent white boy, lG
to Is years old, for shipping clerk Boy
from the country preferred. Apply in per
son to THE BRUMBY CHAIR Co.
Mr. Thomas Freeman, formerly of Ma
retta, has sold his residence in Kirkwood to
L. j. Trotti for $1,000, and has bought
place in Decatur.
We regret to learn that Mr. H. S. Ander
son, of Waxahachie. Texas, was attacked by
a COW boy and had one of his eyes so badly
injured as to necessitate taking it out.
Mrs II. A. Dunwody is attending Lucy
Cobb Institute commencement exercises,
where her daughter, Miss Ruth will grad
uate
The Improvements being made on Mr.
r Hrsch's residence adds largely to its
| convenience and beauty.
a II & w w Cnr;,ra. ba,.o ,a,, do..
en- OF those Mems fine gauze undervests at
50cts, worth i5cts
The salary of the Postmaster at Ma
rietta has not been increased from $1,000
to $1,000, as the Constitution had it, but has
been the latter amount for years
Mrs Pitner and her son, Mr.. John l..
Pitner, left last week on a visit to White
! Path Springs.